New York Mets owner Steve Cohen "certainly won" the protracted negotiations with Pete Alonso and agent Scott Boras, according ...

The New York Mets owner Steve Cohen, Pete Alonso, and agent Scott Boras were in a fix. The post American Sportscaster Makes ...

Will Scott Boras’ hardball approach be able to secure a deal for Pete Alonso? The post Scott Boras’ High Expectations Blamed ...

The Mets offered him a three-year deal worth $70 million, but Alonso, who was expecting a contract north of $100 million, rejected it, and the two sides engaged in a contentious standoff.

Owner Steve Cohen bluntly said as much Saturday after ... The first baseman, who is represented by Scott Boras, originally sought a long-term deal, but he is open to returning on a three-year ...

Pete Alonso remains unsigned as his agent, Scott Boras ... With the ongoing buzz, Boras is expecting the Mets owner Steve Cohen to step in and add bigger names to the team roster as he did ...

Scott Boras, and the New Yorker's owner, Steve Cohen. Alonso remains a free agent in the MLB offseason, and Boras' tough tactics have proven detrimental to Alonso, who is still waiting to sign a ...

At the organization's "Amazin' Day," owner Steve Cohen said that he doesn't like ... In response to these claims, Alonso's agent Scott Boras defended the structure and said that it falls under ...

While Mets owner Steve Cohen answered ... “Let’s sign Pete!” Cohen responded with a brutal assessment of the “exhausting” negotiations with agent Scott Boras, who represents Alonso.

Returning to the Mets in 2025 is the most logical fit for Alonso but given the very busy and expensive offseason Steve Cohen has had, it may be difficult for the two parties to reach an agreement.

The unfolding saga between Steve Cohen and Scott Boras encapsulates the intricate dance of power dynamics, financial considerations, and player aspirations that define the high-stakes world of ...